Arapahoe Municipal Airport (AHF)

Arapahoe Municipal Airport (AHF) is a small public‑use general aviation field serving the town of Arapahoe and surrounding farm communities in south‑central Nebraska. Operations focus on private GA flying, agricultural aviation, and occasional air taxi/charter movements. A single terminal/FBO building anchors the main apron and provides pilot and passenger services.

The airside/landside layout is uncomplicated. Parking is immediately in front of the building, with a 30–60 second walk to the lobby counter. From the terminal to based or transient aircraft on the main apron is typically a brief escorted walk across the ramp—usually under 2 minutes depending on stand location. There are no separate terminals or buses; all movements are ground‑level and direct.

There is no TSA screening at AHF and no on‑site customs/immigration. International arrivals must coordinate with U.S. Customs and Border Protection at a designated airport of entry and/or reposition to a nearby regional airport that offers CBP services. Airport security follows standard GA practices with controlled access to the ramp and common‑sense escort rules for visitors.

Amenities reflect the airport’s GA role: a small lounge with seating, flight‑planning space, restrooms, and vending or coffee service if provided by the operator. Fuel (AvGas and potentially Jet‑A via truck or self‑serve) and basic ground support are available; hangar or overnight parking can typically be arranged in advance. Limited rental car or courtesy car access may be available through the FBO; plan ahead if you need ground transport.

Accessibility is straightforward with step‑free access from the parking area into the terminal and accessible restrooms. Family facilities are limited; travelers should bring any baby supplies and snacks. For commercial airline connections, the nearest options are larger regional fields such as Grand Island (GRI) or North Platte (LBF).